check through
To look at every part of something carefully, one by one, to make sure everything is right, or to send luggage all the way to your final destination in one go.
Meanings
To examine something carefully by going through each part or section in turn.
"He checked through all the invoices before signing off on the accounts."
In air travel, to tag luggage so that it is transferred automatically to a connecting flight without the passenger retrieving it.
"The airline agent checked our bags through to Sydney so we didn't have to collect them in Singapore."
The travel sense ('check luggage through') is specific to airports where bags are tagged to the final destination without the passenger collecting them at a connection. The review sense is slightly more formal than 'go through.'
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